What file types can I use?
You can upload common image formats such as PNG, JPEG, SVG, and WebP. You can also generate an icon from short text or an emoji.
App Icon Generator
A few quick answers about previews, paid exports, uploads, and privacy.
You can upload common image formats such as PNG, JPEG, SVG, and WebP. You can also generate an icon from short text or an emoji.
Paid export unlocks AppIcon.appiconset ZIP output for iPhone, iPad, macOS, and Watch, plus ICNS, favicon.ico, and individual Mac preview sizes.
No. The current billing flow is a one-time purchase, not a recurring subscription.
After payment succeeds, full export access remains available for a limited window in this version.
Yes. You can adjust the icon background color and, for SVG-based artwork, the foreground color used for non-transparent regions.
Uploads are handled as part of the app workflow so you can move from source artwork to preview and export with minimal setup.
No. The visible preview focuses on the Mac size ladder, but the exported AppIcon.appiconset ZIP also includes iPhone, iPad, iOS marketing, Watch, and favicon assets.
Use these links to move between the main App Icon Generator topic and its Apple platform subtopics.
Use the main generator to search, preview, and export Apple app icon assets.
Create a Mac-focused icon package with ICNS, AppIcon.appiconset, and Apple platform assets.
Prepare iPhone, iPad, and App Store icon assets from one browser workflow.
Read the design guide covering Apple app icon principles, technical constraints, and platform-specific best practices.